AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCeuta Crisis & Sahrawi Nationality: Former Moroccan communications minister Mustapha El Khalfi says the July 30 Ceuta border shock links to Spain’s move to process nationality for Sahrawis born before 1977, arguing Supreme Court fallout and AI-fueled fake profiles helped amplify crossing messages. Spain–Morocco Blame Game: Spain rejects Rabat’s role, pointing instead to foreign social-media interference, while Spain’s interior ministry admits Ceuta intelligence staff didn’t foresee the surge. Ceuta Tensions on the Ground: Reports describe arrests after stone-throwing attacks on Spanish soldiers, keeping the Western Mediterranean on edge. Sahrawi Culture in the Canaries: “Vacaciones en Paz” ended in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions hosting Sahrawi minors from refugee camps, mixing solidarity with recreation and cultural exchange. Western Sahara Visibility Fight: Orange says it will withdraw an ad billboard after Polisario protested a map depicting Western Sahara as Moroccan territory. Arts & Film Spotlight: Mexican filmmakers Tatiana Huezo and Elisa Miller bring new works-in-progress to Impulso Morelia’s 12th edition, while Nolan’s “The Odyssey” keeps Homeric cinema buzz alive. Local Economy (Arts-adjacent): Laayoune coastal and artisanal fishing landings rose 56% in early 2026, signaling fresh momentum for regional livelihoods.
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